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Word hoa b e e n received by W.R. Durban of t h e death of a former brother-in-law, Samuel Maiden, 80, of Dayton, Ohio. He l eaves o n e son , William of Ea ton , Ohio, th ree daughters , Mrs. Juaoi ta . Garrett of Xenia , Ohio, Mrs. Helen P r i c e and Miss Mary Maiden of Dayton, Ohio . One daughter , Matty, preceded him in death in

.1967. Our sympathy i s ex-tended t o flie fami ly .

O u r sympathy i s a l s o offered to t h e family of

The PimiiiJ no ei>« C. Aaferfclri; P.blUh.rs

Parllna M. Aafericln; Editor I * M 4 H W K r . P r .»» J » % z U l t w M t

Aiorao BRODHEAD

DL an fret after

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Ste-wart and Sandra of Miamis-burg, Ohio vis i ted her s i s -

• " t « , Mrs; Mitchell Bus set I and Mr. Busse l l lost week. Other v i s i to r s of Mr. and Mrs. Busse l l were Mr. and Mrs. George Lee of Eas t Berns t ad t .

Mrs. N ell Coffey , daughter of Mr. . and Mrs. B u s s e l l who has been s ick is re-ported improving.

Mrs. Del ia Saylor visi ted her daughter , Mrs. Lloyd Mul l in s . J r . , and Mr.Muiiins in Xenia, Ohio l a s t week.

Mr. Coit Brock who had a hear t a t t a c k . end was a

r.zAMim}!-County Bap t i s t Hospi ta l h a s returned to h i s home.

Mr. and Mrs. J ohn Sha'fer end granddaughter , Pamela J o Huff of Trenton, Ohio, andMr. andMrs . Bi l l Cheeks and chi ldren of Columbus, Indiana, a r e v is i t ing their paren ts , Mr. and Mrs.Charley Singleton. T h e y vis i ted ' / i t h their daughter and l i s t e r , Mrs. C le tu s P a r s o n s and family at Car te r sv i l l e Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs .Guy Rober t s . J r . , and children of Irvine w e r e ' h e r e Sunday; and h i s mother returned home with them for a few d a y s visi t . H r . and Mis. Richaid Cheatham and Pat v is i ted h i s pa ren t s , Mr. and Mrs. C.D. Cheatham in Columbia Sunday.

Mr. Edgar Howard and Mr. Rick Col le t t were in Van-dal ia and Dayton, Ohio over the week end. Miss Linda Howard who h a s been v is i t -ing relativ.es there for a 1

week returned home with them.

and Mts. Byron M. and s o n , a re h e r e

completing h i s Naval s e r v i c e in P e n s a c o l a , Fla . , with h i s paren ts , Mr. and Mrs. C .B . Owens.

Mrs. Evere t t F . Watson, and Mis. Dwight Whitehead were in Somerset Monday on bus iness .

Mr. and Mrs. Bi l ly Busse l l Bryan and Cathy are v i s i t ing r e l a t i v e s in Louisv i l l e . Mrs. Virgil Martin returned

from L o u i s v i l l e Sunday where she v i s i t e d re la t ives for a few d a y s . . Mis. Maiy Bowling i s s i ck a t . the home of h e r s o n ,

H r . and Mrs. Ernes tBowl ing . , Mr. and Mrs. B .C . Ridd le spen t Sunday in Somerset with Mr. and Mrs. Hart>M Vanhook and chi ldren.

Mr. Wilson Green who h a s been a patient- l n ,Ga r r a r i Memorial Hospital ha s re-turned home much improved.

Mr. a n d l l r s . EddieMorgan and Mr. and Mrs. Bi l ly Ray Ea ton of Richmond spent Sunday with the i r paren ts ,

Mr. and Mrs. T e d Scott and Carolyn.

Mr. and Mrs. Earl Adems and chi ldren vis i ted h i s s i s t e r , Mr. and Mrs. C h a r l e s

' Proctor and Mr. and Mrs. J a m e s Maynus a t West C h e s t e r , Ohio over the week end.

Mr. Henry Barnett i s a p.atient in the Berea Hos-p i t a l .

Week end vis i tors of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Albright were Mrs .OrbinBiock and daugh-ter , Ter ry , of C la rksv i l l e , T e n n . , Jimmy Albright and P h i l l i p c a m e s o f Crab Orchaid, and Mrs. Pau l Gevevon and daughter , Al ice , of G r a s s y * Creek Mr. and Mrs. Byron^JL-aws and daughter, Genoa, of West L iber ty , Mrs. " j e w e l Albright and Mr. and Mrs. Dan Gray of Brodhead. T u e s d a y v i s i t o r s of Mr.

Old Mrs. Albright w e r e J . T . Burton, E r n e s t Hughes of

Brodhead and Walter Arney of Somerset , Miss Rinda Blown and Mrs. Ambrose Albright and Albert Albright, «dl of Brodhead .

Raymond Sargent , s o n of Mr. And Mts. Cec i l Sargent M bade home much be t te r , af ter spending two weeks l b the Universi ty Medical C t n t e r « t Lexington. • Mr. aod Mm. Walter Adams

and family at tended the Frazier Reunion held in E s t i l l County Sunday.

Recen t g i e s t s of Mr. and Mis.Walter Adams were h i s " s i s t e r s , Mr. and Mts.

El ton Bell and family of L inco ln P a r k , Mich., Mr. and Mrs. Le tche r Blanton and family of Gary , Ind-

Recent gues t s of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Albright and S teve were Mr. and Mrs. J im Ambuigey and J a m e s Rodney of G a i n e s v i l l e , F l a . ; Mfo, Warren Albright, Ben, J e f f and Beth of Birmingham, Ala . ; Miss Lou Ann Kane , of S e a U ^ ; > 3 V * h ; . Mr.- , « td Mrs. Richard Kane, R icha id , Bi l ly , and Herbert of Bur-bank, Ca l i f . ; Mr. and Mrs. C la rence Majors, S teve and Davidof F l o r e n c e , Ky. .Mis . Paul Crowley and Danny Cra ig of Dayton, Ohio.

OTTAWA

Mis. Robert Snodgrass has returned from a vis i t with her s i s t e r s , Mrs. Ruth Pra ther and Miss Lotura L e w i s at WindGeld, Kansas . She a l so vis i ted her b ro thers , Leo- and Dwight L e w i s and families in Cof feyv i l l e , K a n s a s and Chandler , Arizona. She was gone for a month.

We a r e sorry to report Mr. Claude Shacklefoid b r ing in t h e Danvil le Hospi ta l . We wish him a speedy recovery.

Mr. and Mrs.Larry Shafer i and Gregg and Mr. and

Mrs. Car los Lawrence and Wendell of Cincinnat i . Ohio were week end g u e s t s

- o f - Mr. and- Mrs.-Virgil Lawrence and Mark. Masters Roy Wayne

Wright, Michae l* Adam?. Dee Lar ry , and Alvin Hamm left for Levi J ack -son S t a t e Pa rk for a week of camp.

Mrs. F r a n k i e Brown was ca l led to Cinc inna t i , Ohio, las t week due t o t h e death of her h a l f - s i s t e r .

Mr. and Mrs. J . C . Allen and Tami Dee of Williams-burg spen t l a s t week end with Bro, and Mrs. J .D . Al len . Mr. and Mrs . Tom Simp-

son and family of Cincin-na t i , Ohio a r e v is i t ing Mrs. B e t t i e Farr is and Mis. Nancy Burdine.

Mr. and Mrs. E l z l e L a s -wel l , Mr. a id Mrs. T . G . L a s w d l and Je f fe ry and Mrs. Hannah Laswel l v is i ted Mr. a n d Mis. G.B. Howard and o ther r e l a t ives

. in Larrel l Saturday and Hannah s tayed for a v i s i t .

Mr. and Mrs. Earl Goodner and family and Mrs.Dovie Cromer of Dayton, Ohio vis i ted Mr. R . T . Laswel l and o ther r e l a t i v e s at the f i rs t of the «e ek .

Mr. and Mrs . Ray Bul lock a r e the proud pa ren t s of a baby boy bom J u n e 23 at the Somerset City Hospi ta l . He h a s been named Dale* Gregoiy. He i s welcomed home by two s i s t e r s , Kimfcerly and Kathy.

Del ia Mae Wilmot would l i ke t o thank Mrs. B u c i l h Lawrence for send ing in her news while sh'e was a t camp l a s t week.

Hugh Byrd. Mrs. Mae Gann of Conway -

visi ted Mis. Ha t t i e Anglin o n e day ftiis week. Mr. and Mrs. William Smith of Sand G t p and Mts. Hazel L u n s : fold of Berea v i s i t ed Mrs. H a t t i e Anglin F d d a y .

Mr. and Mrs. Charl ie Chas t een and daughters of Berea v i s i t ed h i s brother, John Heniy Chas t een and Mis. Chasteen Monday. Other recent ' v is i tors were h i s daugh te r s , Mrs. P h o b e I s a a c s - and children and . Mrs._ Marie C o l e and chil-dren o{. Cynthiana and Carl Duiham and Hat t ie Anglin. Mr. Chas t een hgs a bad eye. We wish 'him a speedy recovery.

Mr. and Mis. James Ed-ward Durham and four chi ldren vis i ted W.R. Dur-ham Monday. -Mrs. S te l l a Anglin and Oliver of Berea' v is i ted them Thursday-.

J a y Baker , v is i ted them ^ F riday. Infuse remember to pray for our servicemen in the

^ Armed F o r c e s . From this:* area are: Heniy Burdine. Junior I s a a c s and Larry Hunt. P l e a s e find your

, to some church j i h a t - . worships God in spiri t and V-uth. t h i s ne*t L c i d ' s Day which is Sunday.

Nancy Durham ce lebra ted her 41s t birthday Thur sday .

Mrs. H a t t i e Anglin visi ted in Walton recently wiBi h e r ch i Id r en .

THE MOUNT VERNON SIGNAL THURSDAY, JUNE 27, 1968 PAGE FIVE

OUTDOOR SERVICES— The Christian Churches of the county banded to-gether last sundry evening to enjoy a potluck dinner ond outside service at the Churches'- Camp near Brodhead: Bro. Larry Johnson,, former pastor

at the Wildie Christian Church, presented the evening sermon. Youth camp began at the site last Sunday and the regularly scheduled evening ser-vices w i l l beheld there lor the next two weeks.

RECC Membership Meeting To Be Held Friday Night, July 5

The J a c k s o n County Rural E l e c t r i c Coope ra t i ve ' s ann-ual membership meet ing will b e held Pr iday .Ju ly S, 1968 at t h e J a c k s o n County High School Audi-torium. T h e manager, Mr. Luther Fanner h a s extend-ed a n . invitat ion to the public to attend t h e meet-ing.

T h e theme of t h i s y e a r ' s will be " S e r v i c e for Tomorrow's N e e d s . " T h e meet ing will include a brief b u s i n e s s s e s s i o n during which reports o n ' t h f t fin-ancial cond i t i ons .and oc t -f v i f f e s of t f i e ' R E C C Will be presented by the Co-operat ive P r e s i d e n t , Mr. L.H- Sparks, the Manager Mr. Luther Farmer , and the Secretary-Treasurer Mr. Fa r r i s Morris. In Addi-t ion, th ree new d i r e c t o r s will be e lected t o the Coopera t ive Boaid of Directors by the members a t tending the ne e t ing .

A beauty contes t will be held to s e l e c t Miss j a c k -son County R E C C of 1968. T h e winner of this contes t will r ep re sen t t h e Coopera-t ive in the s t a t e w i d e roral e lec t r i f i ca t ion beauty pageant which will be held a t d ie S t a t e Fa i r* in Louis-v i l l e in Augus t . -The winner of the Miss Kentucky R E C C t i t l e will r epresen t the s t a t e in t h e nat ional f ina l s which will be held at the nat ional convention of the ' National Rural E lec t r i c Coaperativi< Assoc ia t ion in Atlant ic Ci ty , New J e r s e y , next February . Pa r t i c ipa t -ing in t h e local contes t will be:

Es t i l l County Miss Wanda Kay Lairbert,

of Irvine, Kentucky Owsley County

Miss Shaion Gayle Chad-wel l , of Rou te 2 , Boone-v i l l e , Kentucky Laure l County

Miss Judy Ann J o h n s o n , of Route 2 , London, Ken-tucky; Miss Lenda Sue Gilber t , of Route 4, Lon-don , Kentucky; Miss Sharon Bruner , of B u s h , Kentucky. Clay County

M ) s s j i m m i e J o a n n e Smith", of Rou te 3 , Manchester ,

' K e n t u c k y ; Miss Sophia Carol Hlbbard , of Route 4 , Manchester , Kentucky; Miss Dar l ene Runion, of Manchester , Kentucky,Miss Margaret L e e Woods, of Rou te 2 , Manchester , Ken-tucky; Miss Loretta Grubb, of Rou te 3 , Manches te r , Kentucky.

Fo l lowing t h e b u s i n e s s s e s s i o n and beauty con-t e s t , a fu l l program of enter ta inment will be pre-sen ted . Fea tured on th i s y e a r ' s program will b e the counby and western music s t a r s of t h e " B a r b a r a Al len S h o w , " t h e i l lus ionary magic of J o s e f Smiley and

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Pictured above are the Barbora Allen Singers. This group w i l l be featured as port of the entertainment at the JACK-SON COUNTY RECC Annual Meeting on July 5, at The Jackson County High School, McKee, Kentucky. The Barbara Al len Singers are presently ranked as one of the f inest country ond western singing groups in the notion.

Also oppearing on the JACKSON COUNTY RECC Annuol Meeting entertainment schedule this year is Josof Smiley, a master magician who w i l l ornate his audience with mony i l lusionary feats. The entertainment w i l l be rounded out with copers* and comedy by San the Chjmponiee. Som wi l l perform o unique oct which includes acrobatics, roller skating and inpersonations, to name just a few of his favor-i t e s .

an t ics of Sam the Chimp-anzee .

Manager Luther Farmer p r o n i s e s that t h e r e will b e someth ing to in teres t and en te r t a in everyone.

T h e Old Tunnel Mill, near Dwarf, s t i l l gr inds mountain corn.

Arlington was known a s the Confedera te "Gibra l t a r of t h e W e s t " during t h e Civil War. T r e n c h e s used during t h e war may s t i l l b e seen along with- a huge anchor

• and chain used to block the M i s s i s s i p p i to Union forces .

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Social Security News

The number of poor peop le in the country de-c r e a s e d by more than 9 million from 1959 to 1966, no te s Mo! lie' Orshansky in a report on the l a t e s t Social Security Adminis-trat ion s tudy on poverty and low income.

I n ' ' T h e Shape of Poverty in 1 9 6 6 , " Miss Orshansky repor ts that although the number of pe r sons l iving in poverty dec l ined from 38 .9 million to 29.7 mill ion in the period from 1959 through - 1 9 6 6 , <*a larger proportion of t h e ooor in

1966 were persons whose earn ing capac i ty was Unit-ed by age, family respons-ib i l i t ies , r ace discrimi-nat ion, or other factors.

Signif icant ly 9.1 million pe r sons were counted poor in 1966 although the fani-ly breadwinner worked throughout t h e year . Over a third of all chi ldren growing up poor in 1966 were in families of men who did work through the year * but couldn ' t earn enough to support them.

While many were r i s ing above t h e poverty l ine during t h e s e " s e v e n years of p l e n t y . " the number of near poor — t h o s e whose incomes are jus t .barely aSotfe t h e pover ty th resho ld — showed only a small dec l ine , from 15.8 million in 1959 to 15-2 million in 1966. Without publ ic income-

maintenance programs. Miss Orshansky reports , the number of poor house-ho lds in 1965 would have been 15.9 million ins tead of 11.2 mil l ion. T h e soc i a l secur i ty program i t s e l f , she points out , was re-spons ib l e for keeping at least 3VJ million house-holds above t h £ poverty

Yet families headed by a man who works but i s unable to make suf f ic ien t income can normally find "nt> avenue of a i d , " s i n c e public programs a r e mainly geared to s e r v e t h o s e who cannot work at all or are

temporarily out of a job. It is c l ea r that new

programs or ex tens ions of ex i s t ing o n e s will be needed to l if t these

, families of bread winners with limited earning cif>acity above the poverty line, the art icle conc ludes . For imny now receiving help from public programs, e s c a p e from poverty can

come only with increased payments .

Cop ie so f Miss Orshansky ' s report, which a l so appeared in t h e Social Security Bul le t in , for March 1968. a re ava i l ab le from t h e Of f i ce of Research and S t a t i s t i c s , Social Security Administrat ion,R oom 5628 HEW South Bui lding,

Washington. D.C. 20201.

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